ding

US /dɪŋ/
UK /dɪŋ/
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1.

ding, tintineo

a short, sharp, metallic sound

:
I heard a faint ding from the kitchen.
Oí un leve ding desde la cocina.
The elevator made a soft ding as it arrived.
El ascensor hizo un suave ding al llegar.
2.

golpe, abolladura

a slight dent or mark, typically caused by a minor impact

:
There's a small ding on the car door.
Hay un pequeño golpe en la puerta del coche.
He noticed a new ding on his bicycle frame.
Notó un nuevo golpe en el cuadro de su bicicleta.
1.

tintinear, sonar

to make a short, sharp, metallic sound

:
The bell dinged softly.
La campana tintineó suavemente.
The microwave dinged to signal it was done.
El microondas tintineó para indicar que había terminado.
2.

abollar, golpear

to cause a slight dent or mark on something

:
He accidentally dinged the car door with his shopping cart.
Accidentalmente golpeó la puerta del coche con su carrito de compras.
Be careful not to ding the new furniture.
Ten cuidado de no golpear los muebles nuevos.
1.

ding, tintineo

used to represent the sound of a bell or a short, sharp metallic sound

:
The old clock went ding, ding, ding.
El viejo reloj hizo ding, ding, ding.
The cashier pressed the button, and it went ding!
El cajero apretó el botón, ¡y sonó ding!